No Answer Kominfo Letters, Facebook Will Be Closed in Indonesia?
The Ministry of Communications and Informatics (Kemkominfo) on Thursday (19/4), yesterday, sent a letter of explanation requests and documents to Facebook. The letter is related to the abuse of Facebook user data Indonesia.
In the letter was mentioned so Facebook can meet government demand. The government was waiting for Facebook's answer no later than seven calendar days since the letter was sent at that time.
So, what will the government do if Facebook never responded to a letter from Kemkominfo for 7 days? Will Facebook be closed in Indonesia?
Director General of Applications and Informatics (APTIKA) Kemkominfo, Semuel A. Pangerapan not want to wish and respond more questions. He just said it will wait in advance in accordance with the specified deadline.
"I can not wondering, let's wait," explained the man who is familiarly called Semmy to Merdeka.com via a short message on Friday (20/4).
Previously, Kemkominfo has sent administrative sanctions to Facebook suspected of negligence over 1 million data users of Indonesia. The sanctions are in the form of a second oral warning and warning letter (SP). From the letter, the Facebook also reply.
It's just that the government expressed less satisfaction about Facebook's explanation of data leakage of users in Indonesia. There are two unanswered explanations of Facebook.
Two explanations from Facebook that has not been solved answered, among others, first, the actions taken up against the form of information and how to notify the abuse of user data as an early warning form in the Facebook platform. Secondly, potential user misuse of user-aware data.
Therefore, the government sent a letter of explanation requests and documents to Facebook. The letter is related to the abuse of Facebook user data Indonesia. Until now the representatives of Facebook Indonesia has not provided the results of the audit of applications awaited by the government.
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